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want to sayHi,
I've been visiting this site and reading the forums on and off for about 18 months now. I tried to sign up on my iPad but had no joy so I finally jumped on the PC tonight.
Anywho, I currently have 5 RIR x Gold Laced Wyandotte hens. One of them currently has six 3 week old mystery X breed chicks.
Another one of my hens went broody so I purchased a dozen Light Sussex eggs and placed them under her on 11th December so they're due to hatch on or about NYD. So far she hasn't thrown any of the eggs out of the nest like my previous brrody did so eventhough I won't count them before they hatch I'm hopeful of high hatch rate. On the down side it's mid summer here and in the last week we've had temperatures in the mid to high 30s (around 95-100 F). I have placed a wet towel over her nesting box in an effort to keep her and the eggs a little cooler.
It would appear that most people are using an incubator for this hatch-a-long and I'm wondering who else is using a broody hen at the moment.
Mark
in Australia
rosecomb brown leghorn, could be split for isabelCongratulations on your newest cutie! What breed?
rosecomb brown leghorn, could be split for isabel
the hens I have are lovely with their personality. The roosters, well, they're idiots.Nice, I've always liked brown leghorns (never had any, but definitely on my wish list)!